The ‘poison’ that is killing American blacks
The killing of 10 black people by a white gunman in Buffalo, New York, earlier this month has raised troubling questions not just about gun violence but also rising…
Politics
Zelensky – the making of a media star
The Ukrainian leader’s success highlights the power of charisma and communication skills in modern day politics. But such power has its limits.
Clamp down on rice hoarders: Bangladesh PM
According to the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB), the price of coarse and fine rice has increased by 5.38 percent and 1.59 percent in a week.
Imran says called off Azadi March to avoid ‘imminent bloodshed’
"I was hundred per cent sure the country would have headed towards anarchy in this situation," he added.
Russian lawmakers in hot water for urging Putin to end Ukraine conflict
Despite thousands of people having been killed and wounded during Russia's three-month military campaign in Ukraine, Mr Putin has largely enjoyed the public loyalty of the…
UN rights chief urges China to review counterterrorism policies
However, she reiterated that her trip was not an investigation into China's human rights policies but an opportunity to engage with the government.
Imran Khan says ‘police brutality’ on Azadi marchers ‘condemnable and unacceptable’
Undeterred by moves to stop them, the marchers were met with tear gas as police tried to disperse them. Police also charged at them with batons.
Pakistan’s relief package is a step in the right direction but allocation of funds is not enough
The government’s monitoring mechanisms must act with increased vigilance to make sure no relief is wasted on unscrupulous individuals.
Carrie Lam calls for greater national security protection amid ‘grave’ situation
She also said the National Security Law, which has been implemented in Hong Kong with unprecedented efficiency, has played a paramount role in restoring the city’s law and order…
Soeharto clan faces uphill battle to return to power
Soeharto family members have made repeated attempts in the past to get into politics, often seeking to tap into nostalgia about the perceived security and political order under…